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Ciao a tutti.

Volevo stilare una lista di blog italani che parlano di Drupal e mi sono accorto che purtroppo ce ne sono davvero pochini (rispetto ad altri CMS), e che quelli che ci sono sono aggiornati molto raramente. E' anche vero comunque che non ho ancora fatto ricerche approfondite, quindi magari mi sbaglio.

Ad ogni modo, sapreste indicarmi i blog italiani più aggiornati su Drupal?

Che ne dite poi dell'idea di aggregarli tutti su un unico sito web?
Anzi, se volete segnalarmi il vostro blog (qui o in privato), comincio ad aggiungerlo alla lista...

NOWCast, a citizen journalism project, needs a good looking website with a powerful and flexible CMS.
The project is co-funded by the Knight Foundation and the Alamo Area Community Information System, under the auspices of the San Antonio area Foundation.
I've described some of the attributes we're looking for here: http://nowcastsa.wordpress.com/2009/07/07/choosing-digital-printing-press/
We would love to hear proposals immediately from developers who are enthusiastic about exploring new ways to build community and journalism.
Our launch target is Sept. 9.
Our budget is small.

I want to maintain at least two different personas on my Drupal-based blog: (1) Professional (2) Personal. Naturally, each would have its own set of blog entries that generally would not intersect, although they might sometimes.

My question is: What is the best way to organize and display each of these personas as its own blog, and still be able to show them together in one blog stream when I want to?

Been sitting on this idea for a while: curious to see what people think.
In a nutshell, the idea is to combine and generalize the various flags for a node that are available in node.tpl.php, and open them up to modules.

For example, instead of the $is_front, $page, $sticky, and $teaser booleans, you'd have an array with entries present if the flag is true. Something like this, for example:

Core would take care of shoving those keys in; other modules would given a chance to add their own to a node.

That's the plan. Here's why I think it's cool:

Hi there.
I'm currently working on a Share This module similar to the version available for Wordpress using code compatible for Drupal 5. It will display bookmarking sites within a jquery dropdown and allow you to share your site by clicking on the relevant bookmarking site.

Does anyone require this module and maybe intrested in a bounty? I'm looking for $400 and currently have someone intrested and contributing $100.

Here's an example of the module on a Wrodpress Site: http://alexking.org/blog

Also i've setup a Chipin for this too:
http://mitesh.chipin.com/share-this